Archive for September, 2008
CDN Search, Part 3: Search Results
Previously on this blog: we deployed a new search engine and used background jobs to index content.
When you run a search query on CDN, you’ll see just below your search results line of text that looks something like this:
Query processed in 375ms (31.25ms server/network, 343.75ms database)
This text describes exactly how long it took to prepare [...]
CDN Search, Part 2: Background Jobs
The previous post in this series described how GetPublished processes content and passes it to the Lucene index. I noted there was a problem with the final steps of the process, which were:
GetPublished indexes the content by calling the search web service.
GetPublished stores all data in the database.
The problem is that since we’re updating multiple [...]
Posted by Yorai Aminov on September 23rd, 2008 under CDN, GetPublished | 1 Comment »CDN Search, Part 1: New Search Engine
A few days ago we deployed a new search engine on all major CodeGear sites. At the heart of the engine is the Apache Lucene library, which I highly recommend. We’ll be providing more information about our overall implementation in the near future (update: John Kaster published an article about this), but I wanted to [...]
Posted by Yorai Aminov on September 21st, 2008 under CDN, GetPublished | 2 Comments »Server Response from: BLOGS1
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